Maxine Jacobs is a reporter for Stuff, focusing on local news in New Zealand. She covers a wide range of topics including traffic incidents, community events, and human interest stories. Maxine is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to her readers and keeping them informed about the happenings in their local area.
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Maxine Jacobs This is the area around Top House where two young girls died in a 4WD accident on Monday evening. BRADEN FASTIER / Stuff
Pāua poachers selling their take online and obtaining fraudulent customary permits have been sentenced to community service and supervision and had their car seized.
A helicopter has been called for help after a truck went over a bank and into a river in Waitōtara Valley.
By: Maxine Jacobs
A video taken of a vehicle allegedly deliberately running down deer in a Nelson suburb, killing one stag, has led to three arrests.
Maxine Jacobs Firefighters are at the scene of a blaze in Bluff. (File photo) JUAN ZARAMA PERINI / The Post
Maxine Jacobs and Kiah Radcliffe Powerco has been called to ensure power lines are safe after two trucks crashed in Manawatū.
Police have descended upon an island in the Whanganui River to execute a search warrant.
Maxine Jacobs From left, Inge de Kruijf, Janet and Wim Overgaauw arrive in Bluff after cycling the length of Aotearoa. SUPPLIED
Firefighters are urging the public to stay away from a rural Manawatū road where a two-truck collision has injured two people and damaged a power pole.
From left, Joelle Noar of Nelson, Deacon Kynan-Wilde of Winton, Ruby Pullar of Queenstown, and Sophie Butson of Dunedin all being directed by Emma
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